英语词组walkabout是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	walkabout
释义	walkabout ⇨ walkabout; walk-aboutnoun a journey on foot taken by an Aboriginal, especially when withdrawing from white society for a period AUSTRALIA, 1910.► go walkabout1. (of an aboriginal) to go on a walkabout AUSTRALIA, 1927.2. (of a person) to go off somewhere else AUSTRALIA, 1969.3. (of an important person) to make an informal tour on foot. Variants include 'do a walkabout' UK, 1984 idiomwalkaboutsb/sth goes walkabout BrEBrEspoken used in order to say that you cannot find someone or something:My scissors seem to have gone walkabout again.What are we going to do if Blyth goes walkabout again when we need her? (redirected from walkabout) go walkabout To wander an area in an aimless or casual manner. Primarily heard in Australia. I think they went walkabout, so I'm not sure when they'll be back. go walkabout wander around from place to place in a protracted or leisurely way. In Australian English, a walkabout is a journey into the bush undertaken by an Aboriginal in order to live in a traditional manner and re-establish contact with spiritual sources.
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